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Watch What Happens Live Gangnam Style parody video

ByAsa Hawks

I realize “Gangnam Style” parody videos are soooooo 2012, but this Watch What Happens Live mashup clip put together by sisters Tamara Turkisher and Jodi Taranto is so great I just had to share it! Keep reading to watch the video, see some silly Andy Cohen graphics, and see what you can do to help these two creative sisters realize their dream of being on the show! (Oh, and there’s a bonus clip of Andy Cohen attempting the horsedance with way more enthusiasm than ability! “Heeeeeeey, sexy Andy!!”

UPDATE – We contacted Jodi and she was kind enough to provide the complete “Watch What Happens Style” lyrics!

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The Here Comes Honey Boo Boo Redneckipedia (aka “Rednexicon”)

ByAsa Hawks

In addition to bringing a whole new outlook on life, TLC’s hit reality series Here Comes Honey Boo Boo brings something else new to TV — a completely different language! From beautimous to vajingle jangle, this small town Georgia family is introducing an entirely new vernacular to millions of viewers around the country, and around the world. So we’ve compiled for you a complete compendium of all the Here Comes Honey Boo Boo terms in something we call “The Here Comes Honey Boo Boo Redneckipedia!” Keep reading for definitions of all the strange terminology used on the show as well as all the nicknames of Alana’s family and friends.

VIDEO Republican nominee Carly Fiorina calls Senator Barbara Boxer’s hair “So yesterday”

ByAsa Hawks

California Republican Senate nominee Carly Fiorina was riding high a day after locking up the Republican nomination for California Senator when she learned one of the most valuable (and painful) lessons about being a public figure: NEVER assume a microphone isn’t on. Watch the video of Fiorina talking candidly about her Democratic opponent Barbara Bower’s hair as well as Republican gubernatorial candidate Meg Whitman and talk show host Sean Hannity!

This relatable meme dates back 100 years
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This relatable meme dates back 100 years

ByAmelia Cunningham

This relatable illustration is floating around Twitter as the world’s first meme. It was published almost a hundred years ago in Judge, a satire magazine that ran from 1881 to 1947. The basic humor and layout of the joke lives on today and is shared in a split second between billions of digitally connected humans:…